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* \ Volume LXIX, No. ~73 University of South Carolina, Columbia. S.C. Oct. 27, 197B SCI tofil _ ^ dyair , , s -"^mmmWL "-* % Gar rrom ?i The Student Senate went nesday although the presidir purpose of the session prior 1 the meeting room, as req Freedom of Information Ac SG Vice President Garry P the particular provision of th< of the purpose of the sessio Section 8, item (5), of the F executive session the public j the question and when such officer shall announce th< session." >IRG D Clllf 1st PS< mm i:' . .. ... Ji , - , > -;" - # -mS - - r-i ,' s % ?>#>? Kecuti1 n pro r jiff Reports into executive session Wedig officer did not announce the jo the removal of persons from Hired by the South Carolina t FTII forris said he was not aware of e FOI requiring announcement n. 'OI states: "Prior to going into agency shall vote in public on vote is favorable the presiding 5 purpose of the executive The South Group, SCPU Court against for the right tc during hearir Southern Bell A SCPIRG ] to sue under. provided for I P SCPIRG is the PSC from before it has nesses accor ching the ca? !Pi^ * - - JSllRMUl j ' . : ' ' w?x&i Vc $&:*, EL ve se ksec NORRTfi urViA riAt*t%> n niiv ItUl Alia debating a bill on the fl Dale Oldham was the pi go into executive sessic Norris said personr executive session. Accoi are a legitimate reason t Oldham, however, s discussed and that the most useless maneuver Norris said he woulc transpired in executive News Editor Jim Ph Fobes, acting on behalf By Tom Travis Gamecock Staff Writer .Carolina Public Interest ilG, plans to file suit in U. the Public Service Commis > represent themselves withoi lgs on a proposed rate in i Telephone and Telegraph member said there are "def a clear case of denial of d< under th6 14th Amendment, seeking a restraining order Adjourning the Southern Bel a chance to cross-examin ding to David Belzer, who e tor aurmti. ssion ;Kiuy lly presides over the senat< oor of the Senate at the tim< "PSlHinO nffiPAP U>hon fha mn t vwa?uaa0 VSBIW4 TTIIVII VBIV 1IIU >n was made. lei matters were discuss ding to the FOI, personnel n or calling executive session, aid personnel matters wei executive session was "one s we've ever made." I not release transcripts ol session to the Gamecock, tillips and Copy Desk Chie of the Gamecock, filed for BELZER t require lega Research hearings. S. District Rep- Wan ision, PSC, the PSC Oct ut attorney Arthur told 1 crease by that the con Company. none of who inite plans torney to af ue process SCPIRG r allowed to ci to prevent pSC hearing II hearings State Sen. e the wit- tarily repres is resear- subsequent I T-ff-*Y{'7s?'^V-.'-'i1 - 1. -1_^ i \ > PUBjisSSili i in qi trans e, was junction Thursd b. Sen. student court, r tion to curring while th? matter of public ed in latters PHILLIPS ant the mandates of re not and void. of the Phillips said, r failing to complj to report that w f Don Fobessaid, "If an in- might file with I SAID PSC is "not a court' 1 counse l for group repre en D. Arthur, D-Chestei . 18 for requiring counsel rhe State newspaper, "I i emission, composed of s m is an attorney, shouli >pear before it." epresentative Tracy Sal *oss-examine a Southern I Oct. 16. Tom Turnipseed, D-Le ented SCPIRG on a tem learings. See SC] T~?t* f Ml. Sw&v: v* ' ':;:::<$:;:^::v^&-?^^t s< 'M iSK*^ iesti< A >crip ay to Chief Judge Palm* equesting that 4'actions i senate was in executive ; record." i Fobes contend the sen the FOI, making the exe "We contend that the S r with the FOI, has han hich we deem news wort we are not successful in Jie state circuit court." " and should not sentation at the field, criticized representation, 'ind it incredible even members, i require an atlisbury was not Bell official at a xington, volun porary oasis at PIRG, page 3 1^1! 9 ts ;r Clarkson of the and debates oc session be made a ate did not follow cutive session null tudent Senate, in ipered our ability hy." campus court, we